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Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)

Almost any woman, I supposed, could become pleasing. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #8)
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24 8 View more quotes about almost">Almost any woman, I supposed, could become pleasing.

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)

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24 5 I looked back, and about me, across the yard, at the high walls, with their guard stations.
24 6 "Do not even think of escape, Tiffany," said a girl behind me, Emily.
24 7 "There is only one way out of here," said another girl, behind her, "and that is to please your way out".
24 8 Almost any woman, I supposed, could become pleasing.
24 9 And even women who, objectively, seemed rather plain, I knew, as their attitudes changed, and as they became submissive, and yielding to their femininity, in their deepest emotions, could become beautiful.
24 10 Still, of course, in a mill, few would know this.
24 11 Such a woman, I supposed, aching for a man's touch, might be kept indefinitely in the mill, working her long hours of tiring labor, her left ankle chained to the loom.
I looked back, and about me, across the yard, at the high walls, with their guard stations. "Do not even think of escape, Tiffany," said a girl behind me, Emily. "There is only one way out of here," said another girl, behind her, "and that is to please your way out". Almost any woman, I supposed, could become pleasing. And even women who, objectively, seemed rather plain, I knew, as their attitudes changed, and as they became submissive, and yielding to their femininity, in their deepest emotions, could become beautiful. Still, of course, in a mill, few would know this. Such a woman, I supposed, aching for a man's touch, might be kept indefinitely in the mill, working her long hours of tiring labor, her left ankle chained to the loom. - (Kajira of Gor)